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PAESSLER BLOG


NEW RELEASES OF PAESSLER PRTG AND MULTI-PLATFORM PROBE ARE AVAILABLE

The latest releases of Paessler PRTG and the multi-platform probe are available!
Paessler PRTG 24.3.98 comes with the fully supported Script v2 sensor,
improvements for NetApp v2 sensors, a new setting to change the API endpoint for
Microsoft Azure sensors, the experimental Cisco WLC Access Point Overview
sensor, and other updates and improvements. Meanwhile, the latest multi-platform
probe release brings support for the Cisco WLC Access Point Overview
experimental sensor, adds device template and auto-discovery capabilities for
certain sensor types, and new packages are available in the Paessler Linux
package repository. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights!


ALWAYS LIVE ON AIR WITH DIVICON MEDIA AND PAESSLER PRTG

An upstream supplier, DIVICON MEDIA has been handling nearly all of the
technical and organizational tasks for the modulated lines of various radio
stations for years, and operates FM frequencies as well as DAB+ multiplexes at
numerous broadcasting sites throughout Germany. DIVICON MEDIA’s customers
include well-known broadcasters from the public and private sectors, including
MDR, Antenne Thüringen, NRJ, and Nordseewelle.


HOW PRTG HELPS KEEP PRODUCE FRESH FOR 50,000 WEEKLY VEGETABLE BOXES

Riverford Organic Farmers Ltd. delivers vegetables to over 50,000 customers a
week. Like many major companies with an IT estate and multiple sites to manage,
there is a vast array of devices that are integral to keeping the business
functioning at peak performance. It’s important for the IT team at Riverford
Organic Farmers to have visibility of these devices from both an IT
infrastructure and environmental monitoring perspective. This is even more
integral to a food and beverage business because the food needs to be kept fresh
and at the right temperature and humidity 24/7.


USE CASE: INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING IN THE ENERGY SECTOR

Managing power plants and energy grids is a massive undertaking: they are a
combination of Operational Technology (OT) networks, IT networks, and
distributed facilities and infrastructure. Because of this, an approach that
relies on remote access and monitoring is key. Obviously, we’re most interested
in the monitoring aspect of this approach, and specifically: how it can be
integrated into an overall management and control solution to provide an
holistic overview for OT operators. To give you an idea of how monitoring fits
into the picture, let’s take a look at a concrete example.


5 TIPS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPARENCY

Infrastructure transparency is something that IT admins, professionals, and all
who deal with infrastructure want: visibility of not only what’s in the
infrastructure, but also dependencies between devices, systems and other
components. At its core, infrastructure transparency means knowing everything
about ALL of your IT assets. Transparency also helps you understand where your
infrastructure is at risk – such as the existence of shadow IT, cyber security
vulnerabilities, and more. It’s the key to transforming and optimizing your
technical landscape. But how do you go about achieving this kind of
transparency?


CYBERSECURITY FOR OT NETWORKS: NAVIGATING THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE

In today's highly connected industrial world, the intersection of IT
(Information Technology) and OT (Operational Technology) is reshaping how
businesses operate. However, this convergence also brings significant
cybersecurity challenges. The rise in cyberattacks on OT systems, particularly
since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, underscores the urgency for robust
cybersecurity measures . Companies in the manufacturing sector, for example,
have been heavily targeted, with about 90% experiencing production or energy
supply disruptions due to cyberattacks .


HOW TO SET UP YOUR OWN HOME LAB FOR PRTG NETWORK MONITOR

If you work in IT or engineering, you probably know the value of having a
controlled space to test new things, prove ideas, or just try to break things.
Because every failure means that you have learned something. That's why it's
better to learn in a safe environment and leave your production systems
unaffected. In this article, we'll guide you through setting up a home lab or
testing environment for Paessler PRTG Network Monitor.


GRUPOTEC KEEPS AN EYE ON SOLAR ENERGY PRODUCTION WITH PAESSLER PRTG

Spanish photovoltaic specialist Grupotec uses Paessler PRTG to monitor its
international solar parks, integrating industrial controllers into the central
IT monitoring system to create a holistic overview


MONITORING POWER CONSUMPTION ON RITTAL PDUS WITH MODBUS TCP

Modbus is a protocol used to communicate information between industrial devices.
The device requesting information is called a Modbus client or Modbus slave, and
the device providing the information is called a Modbus server or Modbus
master.Modbus is used to monitor programmable logic controllers (PLCs), human
machine interfaces (HMIs), power meters, temperature controllers, gas detectors,
water quality devices, and more .It can also be used to connect a supervisory
computer to a remote terminal unit (RTU).Different options are available
depending on the architecture: Modbus RTU and Modbus ASCII for transmitting
information over serial lines, and Modbus TCP for transmitting information over
Ethernet.


EXTEND MONITORING WITH PAESSLER PRTG TO LINUX OPERATING SYSTEMS

Probes in Paessler PRTG monitoring software play an important role in monitoring
infrastructure: they expand the monitoring capabilities of the PRTG core server
to remote locations and networks. A probe is essentially an additional
monitoring instance that provides the sensors to monitor networks, devices, and
applications not covered by the PRTG core server. Probes monitor independently
and send the monitoring data back to the core server for each check they
perform.


PRTG HELPS TO MAKE ENHANCED WEATHERING A REALITY

It's hard to describe what it feels like to stand in a greenhouse with almost
400 pots, growing neither veggies nor flowers, but the most closely monitored
and pampered blades of grass I've ever seen. Scientists and research assistants
are bustling around the pots (technically dubbed "lysimeters" — I'll dive
into that later), analyzing soil and run-off water. Ralf Steffens, CTO of Carbon
Drawdown Initiative, is showing me around and explains to me how to set up and
operate a greenhouse that is unique in the world. Serious research is happening
here, no doubt, but it's all done with a twist, a flair for the unconventional
that's proven to be successful. I'm observing a lot of passion in every detail,
and people driven by the desire to counter the climate crisis with something
reliable and scalable. Meanwhile, employing Paessler PRTG Hosted Monitor, the
greenhouse conducts are captivating monitoring activities, transforming the
wealth of 5 million daily data points into actionable scientific insights.


THE MULTI-PLATFORM PROBE IS NOW AVAILABLE AS STABLE RELEASE

When it comes to network and infrastructure monitoring, adaptability is
essential. Previously, as a user of Paessler PRTG, you were mostly limited to
Windows environments. Thanks to your numerous responses to our surveys, Linux
has been identified as the preferred operating system for running a probe, which
marks a significant milestone in our development. We are pleased to announce
that the multi-platform probe has moved from BETA to stable.


DISCOVER WHAT YOU CAN LEARN IN PAESSLER'S OT MONITORING TRAINING

In April 2024 we completed our first OT training. All 6 out of 6 students said
they would recommend the training to their friends and colleagues. This is a
strong motivation for us to continue to improve. We have learned that OT is a
topic not only of interest to OT professionals, but also to IT professionals who
are either inheriting OT infrastructure or who will be working on OT projects.
In this blog article, I would like to walk you through the learning objectives
we cover in our newly released Paessler OT training. 


A NEW PRTG RELEASE IS AVAILABLE IN THE STABLE CHANNEL!

Paessler PRTG 24.2.94 has been released in the stable channel! This update
brings enhancements for Single Sign-on, new settings for multi-platform probe
connections, important security improvements, and updates for the German and
Spanish language files. Furthermore, the multi-platform probe is now available
as a stable version.


INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING AS A CORNERSTONE OF NIS2 COMPLIANCE

Many organizations in the private and public sectors in the European Union
already know about it: a new set of regulations for cyber security in critical
infrastructure is coming in October 2024. Called the Network and Information
Systems Directive 2022, or NIS2, it lays down the requirements organizations
with critical infrastructure have to meet to for increased cyber security. And
right now, organizations with operations in Europe are scrambling to ensure
their compliance by the time the regulation goes into place. While there are
many facets to NIS2, there is one factor organizations may not yet realize:
having a unified overview of OT and IT infrastructure can go a long way towards
helping meet the goals of compliance. And this unified overview is exactly what
infrastructure monitoring can provide.


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